New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-28
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THE TALK OF THE DAY.

The firm OF Caswell, Hazard & Co.. Of this city,
have been permanently enioned from using tho
name Of "Caswel" In their firm name because therS
Is no partner in tho firm named Caswell. 1t has
been suggested that tho firm could still retain the
name by admitting into partnership man named
C:lswc.L even though he might be admitted only for
the use of his 1t would be interesting 10 SOC
this point tested.
John Bull to Canada: "Oh. yes, I suppose IN
have to you through your trouble. but what In
the mischief you always getting into trouble
fort"
Some one calls attention TO tho resemblance in char
acter between Lord Randolph Churchill and Henry
watterson. They may have few picturesque and
ebullient characteristics in common. but our Henry
Is far interesting way. not to speak
Of the fact that he could beat Randolph out Of his
boots In poker every day in the week.
Men who write books about slang might find
material in some restaurants In Kansas City there
Ions-on Morgan -st-can You hear downright slang
in the giving of ORDERS and curious 1t Is. II you ten
o the Rtch sDa ssse Jamss SeeteaE BECOMES
slaughter in pan" plain, black coffee is coffee
his coat on two eggs ried on one side are trans
formed into sunny side up" buclswheat CAKES arc
conner on ton" and butter cakes "stack Of
whtes."-lSt. Louis GiObe-Democrat
The old tine Methodist habit OF shouting "amen"
and "Thst's So brother" in church sometimes leads
to ludicrous results An instance occurred yesterday
In the Hanson Place Methodist Church in Brooklyn.
The Rev. George f. Reed IT, his sermon was telling
Of the benefits of giving, and illustrated 1t by ex
ampes from tine Bible An old gentleman frequently
interrupted by shouts OF "Amen" and THAT'S so"
Tho preacher remarked that some persons migiN
doubt what he told them. and say; "oh, that's
only what Mr. Reed says and he doesn't know much
anyway" Just then came the familiar Interruption,
"That's 80. brother" The house convulsed with
ton Cunilad
interruption came in at the wrong place that time,
brother
The woman -pincher has been caught in Cincinnati.
II IA presumed the law will pinch him little now.
Tho young woman who arrested in this city
the other day for sellng tickets for rattle says shs
learned the business at church fairs This would seem
TO. put UPON the valiant police the duty OF aTresuhs
a church fair two, Just to be consistent
A curiosity hts been taken by Mr; J. A. Legrand
= living Ash about one and onehaIf inches in length.
he rxtcrria IN If.rSs those VI cath n put hop
feoIers about the mouth Inc nttie cte nn
/, almost colsrle,s the red hl' OF sh EinP u toUsn
the translucent flesh 1t does not seem to have eyosi
though ii Is hard to decide whether II has or NOT.
mag he seen at this Oilce.-lPerce City MOI Empiro'
The great Holman myth has almost entirely ds-
A pc1red from cont mporary politics.
The victory of "The New-Haven Morning Journal"
ovor tho al adj Led men who concerned In
boycottins II, appears TO be complete
How the soross Started Omaha Mar-So you Boz
long TO the noted sOroSs society
New-York Miss-fes; was one VI 'no onsnA'
Yet me see. it's twenty years now since that
"Dear mel so II Is but you must not forget
that tho original members we're infants when II
|Infantsi Really l have idea it was an inde-
pendent movement OF some sort"
"Ohl il was. You it, formation was the rc-
suit OF rebellion on the part OF the girl babies wha
didn't want TO he aned"-iOmaha World.